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Ian Shaw - vocals

Barry Green - piano

Mick Hutton - bass

Dave Ohm - drums

With 15 studio albums to his own name in a career spanning three decades, Ian Shaw is widely regarded as the best jazz vocalist the UK has produced. He is also a talented pianist, song writer, presenter, record producer and actor. Alongside performances at the major London venues, Shaw tours throughout the UK at theatres and arts centres and has played all of the main jazz festivals here. He has performed at numerous venues in the US including Jazz at the Lincoln Center; three of his recordings are on US labels. Ian is a frequent visitor to Canada, as result of regular play on the Toronto-based Jazz.FM91 and has toured Australia and the Far East several times. He plays festivals and club dates on the Continent of Europe throughout each year.

Shaw’s recordings and live performances as a jazz singer have been recognised by two BBC jazz awards (2004 and 2007), a Parliamentary award (2018) and numerous award nominations including Downbeat Magazine (2017) and Jazz FM (2013 and 2019).

Alongside solo shows and performances with his regular piano trio, Shaw is also much in demand as the featured soloist with big bands and orchestras both in the UK and internationally. His many collaborators over the years include Quincy Jones, Abdullah Ibrahim, Guy Barker, Kenny Wheeler, John Taylor, Iain Ballamy, Mornington Lockett, Cleo Laine, John Dankworth, Mark Murphy, Cedar Walton, Joe Lovano and Joe Beck. Ian performed alongside Kurt Elling and Dee Dee Bridgewater at the Lincoln Center this Spring in the premiere of Elling’s “The Big Blind” in a part written especially for him. This radio-drama will debut in London next January at the Southbank.

Ian presents The Ronnie Scott’s Radio Show weekly for Jazz FM in the UK. This show is syndicated worldwide and is also to be heard on British Airways long haul.

On these shows Shaw plays from his last two critically acclaimed studio albums (on Jazz Village/PIAS) - taking in Joni Mitchell, Bowie, the great American Song Book with some brand new arrangements - and a special tribute to the recently departed legendary composer-pianist, Michel Legrand, who was a Ronnie’s favourite.

Critically acclaimed Canadian singer Lauren Bush makes her first appearance on the Ronnie Scott’s stage with songs from her debut album (produced by Ian Shaw) All My Treasures - a collection of reimagined standards with Lauren’s original contemporary style. The set features Liam Dunachie (piano), David Ingamells (drums) and Tim Thornton (bass). "Bush is one of the freshest and most exciting vocalists to appear on the scene for some time." Bruce Lindsay, All About Jazz”